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How the IAEA Watches Iran When the Door Is Locked
Iran's cooperation with the IAEA is at its lowest point since the 2015 nuclear deal — inspectors haven't accessed key sites for eighteen months. But the agency hasn't gone home. In this episode, we explore how the IAEA shifts from direct monitoring to inference-based verification when a member state says no. We break down the three tools still in play: online enrichment monitors at Natanz and Fordow that continue transmitting data, environmental swipe samples that act as forensic time capsules (including the Marivan case where particles enriched to 83.7% were found), and commercial satellite…
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